Security
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FCC's New Rules: Consumers No Longer Need to Pay for Caller ID Authentication to Avoid Robocalls As The New Implementation Prevents Surprise Charges
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Amazon's New Payment System Lets You Pay With Your Palms: How Does 'Amazon One' Work? Is It Safe?
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Australia Gets $250 Million Facial Recognition Upgrade that Will Be Used to Register to Vote and File for Bankruptcy
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Triple-Threat Outages: Is 911 Emergency Interruption Connected to Microsoft and UHS' Service Interference?
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[Update] UHS Ransomware Attack 2020: Company Still Not Confirming Cyber Attack; May Take Days Before Getting Back Online
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Amazon Introduces a $30 Mailbox-Sensor Secretly; You'll Now Receive an Alert When Mailbox's Door is Open
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Google Removes 17 Android Apps That Contain One of the Most Persistent Malware to Prevent WAP Billing Fraud
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TikTok Ban: US Calls Bytedance CEO 'Mouthpiece' of Chinese Communist Party Over New Filing
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![[RUMOR] Windows XP's Source Code Has Been Leaked-- Experts Claim This Could Allow Anyone Create Own Variations of the System](https://d.techtimes.com/en/full/372491/rumor-windows-xps-source-code-has-been-leaked-experts-claim-this-could-allow-anyone-create-own.jpg?w=190&h=107&f=4df77be7b230c400dba820543eaed7b4)
Windows XP's Source Code Has Been Leaked, Allowing Anyone Create Own Variations of the System
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Twitter Distributes Phishing-Resistant Security Keys to Employees to Prevent Another High-Profile Attack
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Who Is Ripjar? British Startup Raises $36.8 Million to Further Grow Its Technologies Against Frauds and Financial Crimes
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Ripjar Wants to Develop an AI That Detects Financial Crime; Here's How Labyrinth Works
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